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Printable reading guide for Bridge to Terabithia with comprehension and character-analysis questions on plot, characters, and predictions.
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Bridge to Terabithia: Day 2 Reading Guide

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This printable reading guide for 8th graders covers Day 2 of Bridge to Terabithia with 15 comprehension and character-analysis questions. Students answer multiple-choice and open-response questions about how characters get to Terabithia, Leslie's parents, Jess's feelings toward his father, and predictions about the story's direction. Useful as a guided reading activity, book club discussion starter, or reading-comprehension homework.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Literature
Grade Level:
8th Grade
Updated July 2026

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